Elasticsearch - Basics and ArchitectureWhich command correctly starts Elasticsearch on a Unix-like system after installation?A./bin/elasticsearchBstart elasticsearchCrun elasticsearch.exeDelasticsearch startCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the correct executable pathOn Unix-like systems, Elasticsearch is started by running the executable in the 'bin' folder with './bin/elasticsearch'.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect commandsCommands like 'start elasticsearch' or 'elasticsearch start' are not valid shell commands for starting Elasticsearch directly.Final Answer:./bin/elasticsearch -> Option AQuick Check:Unix start command = ./bin/elasticsearch [OK]Quick Trick: Use ./bin/elasticsearch to start on Unix systems [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing Windows commands on UnixOmitting './' before the executableTrying to run non-existent commands
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